Wyoming Standardized Test Facing Glitches
March 9, 2010
Reported by: Associated Press
Wyoming Department of Education officials are still working with a company that provides standardized tests after a glitch at several schools last week.
A department spokesman says that NCS Pearson officials have made progress in identifying the problem but have not yet provided a solution.
NCS Pearson has the state contract to administer the Proficiency Assessments for Wyoming Students or PAWS test. ...[Full Story]
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